includible
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- adjective
- /ɪnˈkluːdɪbəl/
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inclusible
- The cost of the surgery is includible in her medical expenses.
Examples
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Please list all includible expenses when filling out your tax return.
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Under the proposed regulation, to qualify for exclusion under Section 74, (1) a "qualifying designation" that the prize is going to be donated must be made within 45 days of the prize's being granted, and (2) the prize must be transferred to the charity no later than the due date of the return for the tax year in which the prize would otherwise be includible in the recipient's gross income.
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If you have a gain, it is includible in your income.
Synonyms
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6.2
Can be put inside something else so it becomes part of it, like a video on a webpage
Something you can add to a list, plan, or budget
A thing you can put with other things
Able to be joined to something
Easy to accept and include in a plan
Able to be put into a larger group, like a category
How Suitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Includible comes from include, made of in- 'in' and the same root as close, meaning 'to bring together'. The ending -ible means 'able to', so includible means 'able to be brought in' or fit to be part of something.